Dedication of Bannock County Veterans Memorial Postponed
The Bannock county ex servicemen memorial building dedication, slated for August 11, is moved to November 11 after brick delays. National Commander James Drain was to officiate and may attend multiple state conventions. committee members and display plans are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Memorial Building Committee
James Drain
American Legion
A. J. Pierce
Walter Cleare
E. J. Thorkildsen
J. A. Anderson
Clara Winters
Vera Holman
Public sale of Clark Water Meter Teater in Pocatello Idaho
Notice states that on August 6 1925 at 1 30 PM the Water Superintendent office on North First Avenue Pecatello will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash one Clark Water Meter Teater by order of the City Council of Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Pecatells
Idaho
Clark Water Meter
City of
Pocatello
Idlaho
BAIN
Information to the Public on Life Insurance Savings
Public notice offers free information for restoring lapsed policies or increasing coverage. It promises potential savings of thirty to fifty percent on premiums for health, accident, and life insurance, applicable to any policy size, with contact details for Insurance Councillor, Box 608, Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ida
Funeral for Alexander Kettle Held by Masonic Lodge
Alexander Kettle a retired machinist from the Oregon Short Line and resident of Pocatello since 1901 died in Los Angeles after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at McHale mortuary with Portneuf lodge No. 18 in charge. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Fred G Caldwell two brothers Willard and Richard one sister Mrs Isabelle Hirst and a nephew Jos K Peck. Burial was in Mountainview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kettle
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
McHale Mortuary
Portneuf Lodge No
A. M
Kettle
Los Angeles
Fred G. Caldwell
Caldwell
Dr C W Pond Heads to Big Speine for Ten Days
Town reports Dr C W Pond left Saturday for Big Speine to visit for ten days. Mrs Pond and the children have been guests at the J H Petergen summer home for the past week. J M Guachet of Price Utah, Smoot Lumber manager, is visiting at E J Potter's home. they were old boyhood friends at Bingham Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Pond
Big Speine
Mrs. Pond
J. H. Petergen
J. M. Guachet
Price
Utah
Smoot Lumber Company
Pocatello
E. J. Potter
West Woreth Street
Bingham Canyon
J. ¥. Carlson
Preston
Lynn Richardson
B. Painter
Spencer
BE. D. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Big Springs
Joe Jefferies
Salt Lake City
Pocatello club to shoot on outdoor range Sunday morning
At 9 o'clock Sunday morning the Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club will shoot on the outdoor range at the end of east Center street. Twenty two calibre shooting at 50 100 and 200 yards will be the program and will be shot from prone and standing positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
East Center Street
Woman jailed on disorderly charge, fails to appear
Jane Williams was booked at the police station on a disorderly conduct charge. The arrest occurred at 306 North First Avenue. She posted a $25 bond but did not appear in court, and the bond was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Williams
North First Avenue
Snake Bite Sends Karl Kasiska to Doctor at Lava Hot Springs
Karl Kasiska, son of W. F. Kasiska, is nursing a badly infected hand after a snake bite in Lava Hot Springs last week. He ignored the wound initially but infection developed, and he is under a physician’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kasiska
W. F. Kasiska
Williams Guilty on Liquor Charge in Boise
Harry Williams pleaded guilty before Federal Judge F. Dietrich in Boise to sale of intoxicating liquor, was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to five months in Bannock county jail. He will be returned to Pocatello by Deputy H A Buchenan. Pocatello Trap Club plans a morning shoot tomorrow at the usual time despite closed grouse and chicken seasons in Bannock county.
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Buiding
Portneuf
Bannock County
Johnson Avenue
Fremont and
Lander Streets
Harry Wiliams
F. 8. Dietrich
Boise
Bannock
Williams
Pocatello
United States
H. A. Buchenan
Pocatellio Trap Club
Police court finds Kuhn guilty in watch theft case
W. L Kuhn was found guilty in police court this morning for buying thirteen watches from a minor without notifying police. Judge John W Peter fined him 15 dollars. Officers say the watches were stolen from Salt Lake Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn
John W. Peter
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Fair bids and concessions discussed for September event
J. Fieldsted secretary of the chamber of commerce and the eastern Idaho district fair association travels to Blackfoot to attend the executives committee meeting on bids for painting fair buildings and exclusive concessions for the September fair. He plans to report progress when he returns this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Fieldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Idaho District Fair Association
Blackfoot
Mead Family Leaves for Yellowstone Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mead and daughter Annabell of Scotia California visited in the city with Mrs. Mead's sister Mrs. Chas A Brown. They left this morning by auto for a week's tour of Yellowstone Park. Mr Mead is master mechanic of the Satog Lumber company of California.
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Clifford Mead
Annabell
Scotia
Calif
Mead
Chas
A. Brown
Brown
Yellowstone Park
Satog Lumber Company
Caliornia
War on vagrants leads to weekend roundup downtown
Five men were arrested near an east side pool hall in a sheriff led roundup. Sheriff H. Wendersen said the group had less than five cents in total. All were released and ordered out of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Department
H. Wenderson
Transcontinental Hiker Ben Sacky Reaches Pocatello on Trek
Ben Sacky of New York arrived in Pocatello on foot after a long trek for leisure. He plans a slow journey to Seattle then a march to Florida via Los Angeles and El Paso, saying he does not expect to finish for many months.
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Ben Sacky
New York
Pocatello
Seattle
Sacky
Leasure
Florida
Los Angeles
el Paso
Tourists urged to register with state law enforcement official
J Pjoldated secretary of the chamber of ecommerce received a letter from F A Jeter state commissioner of law enforcement stating that all non resident motorists must register. The notice emphasizes compliance and directs registration procedures.
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RE. J. Pjoldated
Chamber of Ecommerce
F. A. Jeter
Road Scout Praises Local Photographer in Auto Club Tour
F Morrison Boyd official road scout of the American Automobile Association commends Beaflen of Billings Montana for superior prints from hundreds of photos. Boyd, on a 40 600 mile annual trip from Panama to Alaska, uses the images for the AAA hotel guide and will forward 54 more film rolls for development as his journey continues to December.
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F. Morrison Boyd
American Automobile Association
BE. T. Beaflen
Billings
Mont
Boyd
Boaden
Canada
Panama
Alaska
Auto Association
Railroad Notices and Lincoln County Crop Report
Railroad workers plan short trips to nearby towns for weekends and visits as several craftsmen and drivers depart from Salt Lake City, Brigham, Payson, and other locales. Lincoln County crops show rapid development with cooler weather preserving wheat and alfalfa, promising record yields and imminent threshing of earlier grain.
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Lincoln County
50c Special Dance Palace tonight
The note advertises a 50 cent admission at the Special Dance Palace for this evening. It is a brief local shop or event blurb with limited readable details.
Funeral services for Percy V. Allsop at Elks temple
The funeral will be Sunday at 3 PM from the Elks temple with officers of Pocatello lodge No. 674 conducting the ritual. Interment follows in the Elka plot at Mountainview. The body lies in state at McHan Undertaking chapel until service time. Pioneer ladies meet Monday at 8 PM in First Ward L D and church basement for important business.
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Percy V. Allsop
Elks Temple
Pocatello Lodge No. 674
Elka
Mountainview
McHan Undertaking Company
Pocatello” Pioneer Ladies
First Ward
L. D. & Church
Alameda Sunday School Ladies Aid Meet at Mrs King Home
The ladies aid of the Alameda Community Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. K A King at 277 Roosevelt avenue on Wednesday August 5.
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Ladies Aid of the
Alameda Community Sunday School
K. A. King
Roosevelt Avenue
Chautauqua Week of Music Talks and Plays Promoted
The notice advertises a Chautauqua week featuring music, lectures, and plays as the cleanest form of entertainment. It highlights a varied program designed for broad audience appeal and cultural enrichment.
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America
Thanks for kindness after bereavement from Aldous family
A brief gratitude notice from Mrs A T Aldous and family thanks friends for sympathy during bereavement. They express special thanks to Win G Comstock for kindness and appreciation for floral offerings.
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Win. G. Comatock
A. T. Aldous
Dance at Commercial Hall Saturday Night
A social dance event at Commercial Hall features McIlveen's orchestra. Tickets or entry details are not provided in the fragment. The notice emphasizes the scheduled Saturday night performance.
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Commercial Hall
McIlveen
Tartan Batts Sets Up Modern East Center Room
New East Center opens with a cool updated room and end service. Rates are reasonable and the facility advertises up to date amenities for guests and visitors.
Notable Visitor Shares Studio Promises and Floral Scam Twist
A well known financier visited a local hotel and mused on promotion schemes while a jokey floral-shop idea aimed at funerals without flowers sparked laughter. The notes also list guests registered at the Bannock and Yellowstone hotels in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas, naming numerous individuals and places.
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Salt Lake City
Non-resident car permit registrar chosen in Pocatello
The chamber of commerce in Pocatello was selected by the commissioner to act as official registrar for issuing non-resident car permits. State law requires all non-resident drivers to obtain these permits to travel through the state.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Engineer Injured In Marsh Valley Gravel Pit Incident
John Collins a shovel engineer for Oregon Short Line was injured when a motor car carrying four Marsh valley workers struck a porcupine on the track near McCammon. He suffered head and arm cuts and was treated at the General Hospital. He is expected to return to work in a few days.
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John Collins
Oregon Short Line
Marsh Valley
McCammon
Craweld
Colling
Collina
Hotel Keystone Offer Promises Comfort and Value
Property advertises first class accommodations at reasonable rates near Bart Center. Emphasizes comfort and pet friendly policy in a location described as the place where you get it.
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Keystone
Bart Center
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Legion
Drain
Frank St. Paradice, Jr
C.P. Groom
Sonnenkalb Blay
Masonic Lodge
Drew
Wrights
Paul C. Robey
Chugwater
Wyo
Charles A
Norma Ee
Louis L. Zalken
St. J
W. W. Ruth
Denver
Walt
R. Willi
St. Lo
Johnre
Brockie
G. Connell
Meridian
Clause Wen
G. Moore
Otlateh
Siren
Wade
Pat
Acton Lind
Orden
K. . Yoekem
Ball Lake City
Nelson Wilbur
B. E. Wolfe
Prescott
Ariz
Clara Gribble
Aberdeen
Yellowstone
Maretta
Ohio
F. Warneck
Coggen
Nicholas Rutherford
Twin Falls
W. M. Nichols
Ogden
I. Hi
Strater
J. K. Johnson
F. Murphy
Elmo Cunningham
Provo
Carl Fife
San Francisco
George Hellen
Idaho Falls
Marie C. R. Kigibalt
Portland
Christensen
Christensen, Heber
Thomas Randall
Cache Junction
H. H. May
W. C. Wittle
H. L. Robins
Bisby
Mia
Temp Hoskins
J. J. Hopper
W. A. Anderson
Louise Meridian
Labuse
W. H. Munk
Clifton
Paul D. Walker
Lewisville
Tdale
Idaho Power Company
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